The Boat Inn
Official VisitAberdeenshire listing says: dogs, kids and muddy boots welcome.
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Official VisitAberdeenshire listing says: dogs, kids and muddy boots welcome.
VisitAberdeenshire includes The Cock and Bull among its dog-friendly food and drink recommendations.
Official VisitAberdeenshire lists Banchory Lodge as Dog Friendly.
Official Visit Angus states that selected rooms, lodges and houses are dog friendly and identifies the Brandy Bothy as the dog-friendly restaurant.
Official Visit Angus says dogs are welcome in the bar and bedrooms, subject to a cleaning fee for overnight stays.
Official Visit Angus describes this as a dog-friendly, family-run hotel and welcomes dogs for dinner or overnight stays.
Official Visit Angus says dogs can join guests in the bar or outside decking and highlights a dog pampering station.
Official Visit Moray Speyside describes it as family and dog friendly.
Official Visit Moray Speyside lists Pet Friendly as a facility.
Visit Moray Speyside lists The Royal Hotel as Pet Friendly and describes its hotel restaurant and accommodation.
Visit Moray Speyside lists the hotel as Pet Friendly and describes its accommodation, restaurant and beach setting.
Visit Moray Speyside lists the Crown & Anchor Inn as Pet Friendly and describes its hotel rooms and restaurant.
Visit Angus includes this venue in its current Dog Friendly Food & Drink directory.
Visit Angus includes this venue in its current Dog Friendly Food & Drink directory.
Visit Angus describes Dunnichen Stone as a dog-friendly pub and restaurant.